Reply to "Battery Choice"

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I am very fond of the glass mat (optima and other brands) batteries. I run them in most of my collector type cars. They don't emit any acid which helps keep the area around the battery corrosion free.

The one problem is they don't recover if ran down. You cannot drain the battery and expect it to come back. I did loose one in the MG over the winter but I think the FI computer or something else drained it. I never got around to turning off my battery cutoff. I am running 2 motorcycle batteries in it now as it fits the battery compartment better.

10/7/076:34 AM

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